You're a good person. You recycle. You believe in solar panels and wind energy. Shrink your carbon footprint. Do what you can for the planet. There's something more you can do. Have you thought of upgrading your car to a thrifty fuel-sipper?
Or maybe you just want to untether your wallet from the relentless pump prices. You believe in bargains and good investments that pay you back over time. Whether you are person A or person B, we have a car to please you both. Say hello to the 2019 Ford Fusion Hybrid. It's good for the environment, easy on your wallet, and never feels like a sacrifice either way.
Stop Fooling Around with Fuel
Let's cut to the chase. You bought a hybrid for a reason, and it's not for the cool logo on the back. (Well, maybe that was part of it. That is a cool logo.) Get ready to jump for joy because the Fusion Hybrid gets a stellar 43 city miles and 41 highway miles per gallon. Unshackle yourself from the gas pump. Stop watching that needle. You don't have to fuel up day in and day out. Breathe the clean air. You have arrived.
Still a Performer
You might wonder what else there is to say about a hybrid vehicle besides gas mileage. With the Ford Fusion Hybrid, plenty. That's because this isn't a first-generation hybrid vehicle. This is the next generation. The Fusion Hybrid isn't a speedster, by any means, with its 188-horsepower powertrain, but its handling is top-notch and this Ford car does an admirable job in the cities and suburbs, with expert cornering and a capable transmission for a cool and composed ride.
It's a Looker
You might be going green, but the Ford Fusion Hybrid can be just about any color you want. That way, everyone else goes green with envy. Do you want yours in pristine White Platinum? How about racy Velocity Blue? There's also Oxford White, Rich Copper, Magnetic, Ingot Silver, Ruby Red, White Gold, Agate Black and Blue Metallic. Step inside and you'll find wide, supportive seats in a near-luxury cabin that is both stylish and decked with high-quality materials. The Platinum trim is especially luxurious with quilted leather seat upholstery, leather dashboard coverings and a reams of stitching throughout the cabin. In terms of spaciousness, there's plenty of head-, leg-, and shoulder-room in the Fusion, well above average for its class.
An Investment that Pays for Itself
As you might expect, the Ford Fusion Hybrid is more expensive than its non-hybrid rivals. But over time, the Hybrid might just pay the difference in fuel savings. So while the Fusion Hybrid starts at $27,555, this fuel sipper saves you about $550 in fuel costs every year. As any budget expert knows, that quickly adds up. In just over eight years, the Fusion Hybrid will have paid the difference between its starting price and that of a non-hybrid Fusion.
The investment pays itself off and means a little less smog in your neck of the woods. So whether you're going green or just want to visit the gas pump less often, get the 2019 Ford Fusion Hybrid.